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Foundation News ...... 3 C HILDREN’ S H OLIDAY P ARTY This year’s annual Children’s Holiday Party takes place on Sunday, December 8, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Learn at Lunch ...... 4-5 There’ll be magic and enchanting surprises throughout the Club—the Holy Cross Marimba Band, games galore, holiday kiddie craft projects, cookie decorating, personal face painters and balloon artists who would delight and captivate even old Scrooge. The Societies ...... 8-10 celebration feels like good old-fashioned magic, and a festive time is had by all. There are back-to-back, mainstage performances in the Michigan Room; the first is from 10:15 a.m. to 10:50 a.m., and the second from 11:45 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. Chef Baker pulls out all the stops with family friendly buffet food service in Cathedral Family Fun ...... 11 Hall, with the first seating at 11 a.m. immediately following the first show, and the second at 12:30 p.m. Photos with the main man himself, Santa, and his lovely better half Mrs. Claus, take place in the Presidents’ Bar throughout the party. Show times and meal times (1st and 2nd seatings) will be assigned when you make your reservations (and Theatre Aisle ...... 13 that’s also when you can state whether or not you wish to be seated with other members). Call sooner rather than later, as this one does sell out. Athletics ...... 14-15 Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 Price: ...... $50+grat+tax Children under 12: ...... $30+grat+tax Nicholas W. Roosevelt, University of Pennsylvania ‘08 ELECTED Proposer: Stephen B. Presser Seconder: William C. O'Hara to membership Supporter: John P. Hergert Robert B. Russell, Royal Military College of Canada ‘84 The following joined our Club during the past month. Proposer: Jay A. Nollman, Jr. Seconder: Daniel Sih Welcome new members. Supporter: Michael John Rolfes Joseph A. Ambrose, Elmhurst College ‘95 Avinash K. Vaidya, Indore University ‘74 Proposer: Thomas Ray Schnell Seconder: Scott McGarvey Proposer: Sunil S. Gaitonde Seconder: Ram V. Kelkar Supporter: N/A Supporter: Joseph T. Charles, Jr.

Maurice Barancik, Northwestern University ‘57 John W. Wirtz, University of Wisconsin ‘91 Proposer: Lawrence P. Berman Seconder: Anthony R. Grosch Proposer: Richard K. Black Seconder: John M. Kenney, Jr. Supporter: N/A Supporter: N/A

Sandra G. Bruce, Western Michigan University ‘67 Mitchell L. Wonboy, University of Michigan ‘96 Proposer: Kenneth J. Bauwens Seconder: Mark D. Evans Proposer: Sean Ballard Seconder: James W. Moore Supporter: James B. Hill, III Supporter: Douglas P. Regan

Jonathan F. Chait, University of California ‘72 Matthew M. Zuziak, DePaul University ‘09 Proposer: Madlyn G. Daniel Seconder: Brian Doyal Proposer: Ashley K. Wade Seconder: Robert G. Pluta Supporter: Craig S. Morris Supporter: Michael J. Curto

Peter E. Coburn, Northwestern University ‘85 If you have a child or grandchild interested in joining the Club, Proposer: Jeffrey M. Walters Seconder: Andrew W. McCune Contact Dale Lenig, Membership Manager at 312.696.2240 or Supporter: Douglas P. Sutton [email protected] for further information.

Eugene DeMuro, Arizona State University ‘70 Proposer: Michael M. Boland Seconder: W. Gregory Doolin Supporter: Christopher R.D. Doolin M EMBERSHIP R EWARDS ROGRAM Shawn D. Fox, University of Iowa ‘96 P Proposer: Stephen R. Ferrara Seconder: L. Joe Moravy Supporter: Ronald J. Genty The Membership Rewards Program is to thank those who nominate highly qualified candidates for Michael P. Gibbons, University of Notre Dame ‘98 Proposer: Tracy K. Healy Seconder: Suzanne L. Shier membership. From today to December 31, 2013, Supporter: Kristen P. Freund every member who is the primary proposer will Patricia Jamieson, University of South Carolina ‘57 receive a $250 credit once the member is admitted to Proposer: Janet W. Huelster Seconder: Lenard C. Swanson the Club. Please contact Membership for details: Supporter: Paul A. Baffico 312.696.2223. Steven J. Kase, Yale University ‘74 Proposer: Daniel Sih Seconder: Michael S. Wolz Supporter: Sue Wagner P ROSPECTIVE M EMBERS' Marcus Katz, West Virginia University ‘83 R ECEPTION Proposer: Allen G. Carter, Jr. Seconder: Jonathan A. Brosk Supporter: Ram V. Kelkar Thursday, October 3 Kiyoko A. Lerner, Musashino Music Academy ‘64 5:30 to 7 p.m. ~ The Library Proposer: Catherine L. Webb Seconder: Erika E. Erich Supporter: Janice M. Guerriero Invite your friends. Invite your colleagues. It’s the perfect opportunity to introduce them to William M. Libit, Emory University ‘82 Proposer: Christopher T. Boothe Seconder: Timothy V. McGree the marvels of University Club membership. Supporter: John M. Dixon Cocktails, hors d’oeuvre and tours take place William W. Lin, Williams College ‘89 throughout the evening. RSVP to 312.696.2223. Proposer: Douglas C. Grissom Seconder: Andrew S. Cupps Supporter: Andrew H. Slimmon

Jeffrey L. McGee, Illinois State University ‘86 Proposer: Brian A. Hammersley Seconder: Jason M. Schoettemer A VE A TQUE V ALE Supporter: Jason L. Ziebka Larry Elkins Harrison D.F. Metzger, Beloit College ‘08 Proposer: Robert K. Parsons Seconder: Philip S.J. Moriarty Albion College ‘60 Supporter: Randy L. Holgate Died: September 5, 2013 Matthew L. Nowlin, Miami University ‘08 Proposer: Robert J. Nowlin, Jr. Seconder: Matthew B. Snell Clarence H. Witsken Supporter: Elizabeth R. Snell University of Cincinnati ‘59 Jennifer S. Olsen, Colgate University ‘91 Died: September 3, 2013 Proposer: Sean Ballard Seconder: Marisa J. Bryce Supporter: N/A

2 U NIVERSITY C LUB F OUNDATION N EWS The University Club Foundation has been able to provide scholarship support to hundreds of staff members and their families over the past 54 years, a commitment that reflects the fundamental belief of Club members in the importance of a college education. In this year’s spring meeting, the Foundation Board considered a record number of requests for tuition assistance—an increase of nearly 100% above previous years’ awards. Given the rising cost of higher education and the growing debt burden for this generation’s college graduates, the Foundation was pleased to be able to honor the submitted requests. This was due, in part, to the entire Foundation Board committing to an additional generous pledge.

Gerry Acosta, a Club staff member for 15 years, has two family members participating in the program this fall: his daughter, Allyson, will be a sophomore at Hope College and his son, Yeremy, is an incoming freshman at Hamilton College. Allyson, the first in her family to go to college, will be “taking organic chemistry alongside other rigorous courses...not only because they allow me to further my knowledge in a subject I'm passionate about, but these courses will also prove a challenge that I'm determined to overcome.” Yeremy is interested in economics and is "looking forward to taking full advantage of a strong economics program." Club support, along with significant financial assistance from their colleges, will enable them to graduate unencumbered by tuition debt.

The University Club Foundation is proud to be one of the earliest and largest club scholarship programs in the country. As demand grows, the increasing generosity of Club members will enable the Foundation to sustain its program of scholarship support—for which the Board, the staff, and the supported students are all grateful. There are many students for whom college would not be possible without the Foundation’s assistance—and many more to Gerry, Yeremy and Virginia Acosta. come.

The University Club Foundation is hosting an evening reception for all members to learn more about its scholarship program and meet a few scholarship recipients. Please mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 22. The reception will commence at 5:30 p.m. in the Front Grill. Members who have not yet contributed to the Foundation may attend for $75 (with 100% of the Allyson and Yeremy Acosta. ticket price being contributed to the Foundation for scholarships). For those who have responded to the Foundation’s annual October fundraising letter, they may attend at no charge and also bring a friend.

Contributions to the University Club Foundation (a 501(c)(3) charity) are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

3 L EARN AT L UNCH This is a tale of weather- obsessed scientists and the origins Reservations: www.ucco.com under Club calendar, or [email protected]. of meteorology. In Storm Kings, Lee Sandlin retraces America's Thank You For Your Service fascination and unique relationship Pulitzer prize winning author to tornadoes. Sandlin shows how David Finkel will talk about his tornado chasing helped foster the new book, Thank You For Your Lee Sandlin. birth of meteorology. Lee Sandlin Service, at a lunch at the Club on is an award-winning journalist and essayist. His Thursday, October 10, at 12 p.m. most recent work is Wicked River, a narrative history For The Good Soldiers, Finkel’s Book jacket.. of the Mississippi River in the 19th century. bestselling account from the front lines of Baghdad, Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. Finkel embedded with the men of the 2-16 Infantry Price: . .$15+grat+tax by Oct. 1; $18++ after Battalion during the infamous “surge.” In his new book, Thank You For Your Service, Finkel embedded Miss Manners with some of the men of the 2-16 again—but this Minds Your Business time at home in the States, after their deployment Authors Judith Martin ended. He is with them in their most intimate, and her son, Nicholas Ivor painful, and hopeful moments as they try to Martin, will talk about their recover, and in doing so, has created a portrait of Judith Martin and Nicholas Ivor Martin. new book, Miss Manners what life after war is really like. Minds Your Business, at a lunch at the Club on Among David Finkel’s honors are a Pulitzer Tuesday, October 15, at 12 p.m. The book is a Prize in 2006 and a MacArthur Foundation guide to managing a real life wisely in a work- “genius” grant in 2012. centered world. Questions of hierarchy, privacy, Price: . .$15+grat+tax by Oct. 8; $18++ after focus, gender, age, family matters, illness, gossip, rants, business trips, meetings and socializing are Chicago's Historic Hyde Park addressed… with humor. Susan O'Connor Davis will talk Also by Judith Martin: Miss Manners' Guide to a about her new book, Chicago’s Surprisingly Dignified Wedding, Miss Manners' Guide Historic Hyde Park, at a lunch at to Excruciatingly Correct Behavior and No Vulgar the Club on Wednesday, October Hotel: The Desire and Pursuit of Venice 16, at 12 p.m. Chicago’s southside Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. Book jacket. neighborhood Hyde Park has been Price: .$15+grat+tax by Oct. 11; $18++ after home to Chicago’s elite for more than 150 years, counting among its residents presidents and politicians, scholars, athletes and fiery religious The Men Who United the States Bestselling author Simon leaders. Coupled with hundreds of historical Winchester will talk about The photographs, drawings and current views, Davis Men Who United the States, his recounts the life stories of these gorgeous first book about America, at a buildings—and of the talent that built them. lunch at the Club on Friday, Susan O’Connor Davis is an independent scholar October 18, at 12 p.m. He takes a and a founding member of the Kenwood Book jacket. look at the men who toiled fearlessly to bring the Improvement Association. She serves on the Board nation together. How did America become “one of Governors at the Smart Museum of Art. nation, indivisible”? What unified disparate states Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 pm into the modern country we recognize today? Price: .$15+grat+tax by Oct. 14; $18++ after Winchester introduces the fascinating people who Storm Kings played a pivotal role in creating today’s United Lee Sandlin will talk about his book, Storm States. Throughout, he ponders whether the historic Kings: The Untold History of America's First work of uniting the States has succeeded, and to what Tornado Chasers, at a lunch at the Club on degree. Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. Thursday, October 3, at 12 p.m. Price: $15+grat+tax by Oct. 16; $18++ after 4 Bigger, Brighter, Louder: Catastrophe 1914 150 Years of Chicago Theater Military historian Max Chris Jones, longtime chief Hastings will talk about his Tribune theater critic, will talk book, Catastrophe 1914, at a about his new book, Bigger, lunch at the Club on Thursday, Brighter, Louder: 150 Years of November 14, at 12 p.m. Chicago Theater as Seen By Catastrophe 1914 is a new history Book jacket. Book jacket. Chicago Tribune Critics at a lunch of the outbreak of World War I, at the Club on Monday, October 21, at 12 p.m. from the breakdown of diplomacy to the battles Bigger, Brighter, Louder is a look at more than a that marked the frenzied first year before the war century of Chicago theater from those who had a in the trenches. front-row seat. Original reviews are woven into a Max Hastings depicts a conflict different from narrative, exploring how Chicago transformed from the familiar one of barbed wire, mud and futility. hog butcher capital into a renowned theater city. As he has done in his award-winning works on Jones takes readers through decades of highs and World War II, Hastings offers frank assessments of lows, successes and failures. generals and political leaders and analyses of the Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. political currents that led to war. Price: .$15+grat+tax by Oct. 17; $18++ after Max Hastings is a British journalist, editor, historian and author. He is a fellow of the Royal History Will Prove Us Right Society of Literature and the Royal Historical Howard P. Willens will talk Society, and currently writes a column for the Daily about his book, History Will Mail. Prove Us Right: Inside the Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. Warren Commission Report on Price: . . .$15+grat+tax by Nov. 12; $18++ after the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, at a lunch at the Club Book jacket. on Friday, November 15, at M EMBER A RT S HOW 12 p.m. Willens’ account of the The Club’s Committee on Literature and Art largest criminal investigation ever conducted in this historically has sponsored a Members’ Art Show country is to mark the 50th anniversary of the in March of even number years. Thus, the assassination of JFK, and is based on new source Committee is inviting Club members and their materials. spouse/domestic partner to submit their work Willens is the only living member of the three (including photography but not sculpture) for person advisory staff of the commission. consideration. You are invited to submit original Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. work that has not been exhibited in past Price: .$15+grat+tax by Nov. 13; $18++ after members’ shows (as many as needed to convey End of Days the style and finesse of the work) to Amy at James L. Swanson will talk [email protected], or to drop off a memory stick about his new book, End of or CD on 2M. Please title the email Member Art Days: The Assassination of John Show. The deadline is December for the exhibit’s F. Kennedy, at a lunch at the reception on March 13. Space may not permit Club on Monday, November 25, the display of more than one piece per individual. at 12 p.m. Decisions will be made by the Committee on Book jacket. End of Days is focused exclusively Literature and Art, with anonymous on those 48 hours in Texas--from Ft. Worth to Dallas, presentations and voting. Further details will be from the Kennedys’ arrival in Texas through the forthcoming in the 76. shooting in Dealey Plaza. Swanson’s Manhunt: The Starting in 2015, and subsequent odd 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer and Bloody Crimes numbered years, the Committee will sponsor a were both New York Times bestsellers, Members’ Photography Show. Contact Amy at Plated lunch at 12 p.m., remarks at 12:15 p.m. 312.696.2222 with questions. Price: . . . $15+grat+tax by Nov. 21; $18++ after

5 F OOD AND B EVERAGE N EWS It’s a Whole New Cathedral Hall Restaurant Week Season of PRI76ME Let’s kick off Our popular steak the fall season: night, PRI76ME, returns on Restaurant Week Thursdays, beginning October 3, at returns Monday, 5:30 p.m., in Cathedral Hall. Offering the very October 7, best of prime grilled steaks, chops and seafood through Friday, October 11, in Cathedral Hall. along with cellar wine selections, make PRI76ME It’s a simple premise – a three course menu of Chef your stop on Thursday nights. Mark Baker’s seasonal cuisine for $20.13, not Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 including beverages. You know we will dust off a few prime bottles from the wine cellar to make for Annual Champagne Tasting a fantastic evening of food and fun. Reservations and Sale are a must, as these evenings sell out quickly. Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 A tradition here at the Price: ...... $20.13+grat+tax Club, our annual Champagne Tasting takes place on Friday, Thanksgiving Day Buffet November 22, at 5:30 p.m. A kick off to Family and tradition are just two of the the holiday season, bubbles from every country will be hallmarks of Club culture as we celebrate our great flowing, from Spanish cava to Italian prosecco, American holiday, Thanksgiving. Celebrate your American crafted sparklers and the rarest of French family tradition in the magnificence of Champagne. Featuring over 70 wines, this tasting Cathedral Hall with our Thanksgiving Buffet on offers something for everyone and all the wines are Thursday, November 28. With the expected turkey available for purchase at special pricing. Offering a and trimmings, we also offer a seafood raw bar, great wine experience, this is also a great event to vegetarian selections, rack of lamb, roast bring friends or colleagues to experience the Club for tenderloins and other seasonally-inspired offerings a fun social evening. Featuring light reception fare, from Chef Baker’s kitchen. Topping it off is Pastry and of course some nice surprises among the wines. Chef Jimmy MacMillan’s dessert table featuring an One of our signature fall events, plan to make eye popping array of sweets and treats to complete reservations early as this does sell out. the meal. Seatings begin at 11 a.m. and continue Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 through 5 p.m. If you have a celebration with more Wine Society member: ...... $38+grat+tax than 10 persons, please consider one of our private Non-Society member: ...... $48+grat+tax dining rooms where you can enjoy the same menu in the comfort of your own private space. Lychelle Lawrenz and her team will be pleased to assist with Front Grill Weekends/Bagels & Benedict Brunch all arrangements: 312.696.2202. Football, fitness and the Front Grill…it makes As a reminder, call early so you can secure your perfect sense. Serving casual breakfast until 10 a.m., desired time for this popular event. we now offer our Bagels & Benedict Brunch, which Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 features fresh blended fruit smoothies, signature Price, adults: ...... $75+grat+tax bloody Marys, cocktails and mocktails along with a Children under 12: $24++; toddlers’ menu available menu of Benedict variations, fritattas and other brunchen fare. In addition, we also offer entrée Monday NIght Football salads, burgers and comfort food for those looking Get ready for Monday Night Football. With beyond brunch. Weekends are also time with family kickoff at 7:40 p.m., the Presidents’ Bar will be the and we offer the popular Kids’ Corner, with place to watch your favorite teams battle it out for inflatable bouncy, kids’ vids, games and the chance NFL supremacy on our 70” hi-def TV. Chef Baker for them to play while you enjoy your brunch and has created a special tailgate menu with his own weekend paper. Make it weekends at the Grill this personal homage, “Da Ditka,” and there’ll be craft fall. Breakfast: 7 to 10 a.m.; Bagels & Benedict beers from the cities of the opposing teams. Brunch: 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 6 C ABARET N IGHTS M EMBER TO M EMBER Reception at 5:30 p.m., concert 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. When Michael Rolfes first Reservations: 312.696.2208; [email protected] joined the University Club, it was Special menu afterwards in Cathedral Hall (optional). not typical for companies to offer Here, There and workout facilities. "The idea of Everywhere: Exploring being able to swim and exercise Music of the Beatles downtown was exciting," he says. Pianist Anthony Michael Rolfes, member since Now a longtime member and well- Molinaro, with special December 1987. known face around the Clubhouse, guest Howard Levy on Mr. Rolfes still appreciates the location and Anthony Molinaro. harmonica, will present amenities here. Also important to him, however, is Here, There and Everywhere: Exploring Music of the community of Club members. "I trust the Board the Beatles at Cabaret Night at the Club on of Directors to govern well," says Mr. Rolfes. "And Tuesday, October 8 . Among the featured songs: somehow the Club is both stately and exuberantly Blackbird, Something, Yesterday, The Long and friendly at the same time. Without question, the Winding Road and more. most enjoyable part of being a member is the Price: $35+grat+tax by Oct 4; $40++ after people -- both members and staff. As beautiful as the Clubhouse is, as good as the food tastes, the It's a Good Day: A great joy is the everyday conversations inside the Tribute to Miss Peggy Lee Club." Jazz and Having previously held cabaret vocalist memberships in a number of Stacy Sullivan. Stacy Sullivan private clubs, Tom LaFrance was joins piano great Jon Weber prompted to look over the Jon Weber. and bassist Larry Gray to perform It's a Good University Club's website after a Day: A Tribute to Miss Peggy Lee, at Cabaret friend mentioned the close Night at the Club on Friday, November 1. proximity to his new home and The tribute to Miss Lee honors her legacy by office in downtown Chicago. Tom LaFrance, interpreting the music she performed, and often "It was interesting that the Club member since wrote, in fresh and unusual ways. identified me and sent an June 2013. Price: $45+grat+tax by Oct. 30; $50+grat+tax after informational email in response to my simply reviewing the website," says Mr. LaFrance. "After I Boogie Woogie & Beyond initiated the process, the membership team did a A Nostalgic Night of great job of moving us through quickly." Andrews Sisters Hits and Mr. Rolfes and Mr. LaFrance originally met Jukebox Gems during the first month of their freshman year at The Legacy Girls. What better way to Boston College. After drifting apart over the years, celebrate our veterans on Veterans Day, Monday, the two men were unexpectedly reunited as part of November 11, than with a musical revue of the Mr. LaFrance's nomination to membership."I was hits of the legendary Andrews Sisters? Legacy not aware that Michael was a member of the Club," Girls bring to life the cheery personalities, three-part notes Mr. LaFrance, "until Dale reconnected us harmonies and patriotism of America’s WWII singing during the membership application process." trio sensation, the Andrews Sisters. With the enthusiastic support of Mr. Rolfes, Mr. The performance will include the Boogie LaFrance joined the Club in June. He and his wife Woogie beats of the Andrews Sisters musical revue enjoy dining in the Gallery and they are looking as well as the retro styles of the Nifty ‘50s & ‘60s, forward to participating in more Club activities now with toe-tappin’ hits, costumes and dance moves. that their move to Chicago is complete. Relive the songs that uplifted and unified the Have friends, family or colleagues who would benefit nation. No charge for veterans to attend. from joining the Club? Please contact Membership at Price: . .$25+grat+tax by Nov. 7; $30++ after 312.696.2223 to arrange a tour.

7 S OCIETIES Civic Affairs The Civic Affairs Society Bridge Society presents Dr. Charles L. Evans, Big news with the Bridge the ninth President and CEO of Society. Duplicate bridge the Federal Reserve Bank of has proven so popular Chicago, as keynote speaker on that it will be offered twice Wednesday, October 9, at 7:30 in October. Join us on Dr. Charles L. Evans. a.m. Dr. Evans will discuss Wednesday, October 9, and national economic conditions and Wednesday, October 23, from 6 to 9 p.m. There the Federal Reserve monetary policy deliberations. will be a nominal charge per person, depending on This year marks the centennial of the creation of attendance. the Federal Reserve System. For those of you who prefer contract bridge, or Plated breakfast at 7:30 a.m., remarks at 8 a.m. who don't want to play in the evening, we will followed by q&a. continue to offer bridge on the second Thursday of Price: ...... $19.50+grat+tax the month from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. The date this month will be Thursday, October 10. There is no The Civic Affairs charge for this event. Society will honor Major Please RSVP to Christine Lyon at General John Borling and [email protected] a day or so before any all military veterans with event(s) you wish to attend. Hope to see you often an honor guard and in October. patriotic music followed Major General John Borling. Photography Society by book signing on The Photography Society meets on second Wednesday, November 13, at 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., to show and critique Major General Borling witnessed the exclusive photos. Contact: Susanna Doolin, [email protected] brotherhood forged through the kinship of misery at or Sara Levinson at [email protected]. the infamous Hanoi Hilton. Borling composed poems All members are invited to the meeting on to sustain fellow POWs. Taps on the Walls provides a Wednesday, November 13, when guest speaker rare glimpse in to the POW experience of capture, Stephen Levin talks about his photography incarceration and torture. experiences and shows his photos. Levin conducted Reception 5:30 p.m. remarks 6:15 p.m. a year long project of taking a photo a day and will Reservations: . .312.696.2209; [email protected] show some of these photos, Price: ...... $26+grat+tax Investment Society The topic of the Investment Society lunch on House Band Society Thursday, October 24, at 12 p.m., is Understand Wanted: Musicians! If How Best to Work with Financial Professionals. you are looking to join a Donald D. Duncan, of D3 Financial Counselors, group of fellow Club members who enjoy LLC will show how to achieve goals through financial House Band Society Chairman, planning and risk-controlled investment management. Lonny Essex and drummer, playing music together, David Presser keeping the groove you’re invited to the His presentation will focus on how financial planning going at a recent practice. issues can affect your investments, situation, House Band Society on dedication, integration, allocation, location and Thursday, October 17, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. liquidation. Attend this meeting and learn: The band will have all the gear (drums, electric • How your age and life objectives can be taken piano, microphones, etc.) set up for an informal into account in making investment decisions night of jamming and socializing. Feel free to bring • How various types of investment assets affect the your instrument along and join in or just come to overall risk and expected return on a portfolio listen. The group meets in the lower level in Group Lunch at noon. Exercise Room A adjacent to the pool. Chit bar Reservations: 312.696.2227; [email protected] available. Registration recommended (no fee): Price: ...... $15+grat+tax [email protected]. 8 Breakfast with Governor John Hickenlooper Equestrian Society All members are Volunteer at HAHS, invited to attend a Woodstock, IL breakfast with Governor Calling all members John Hickenlooper of interested in volunteering John Hickenlooper. Colorado on Thursday, at HAHS (Hoofed Animals Humane Society) on October 17, at 7:30 a.m., as he provides an Saturday, October 12. HAHS was the first humane insider's view of the political landscape as we society established in the U.S. to focus specifically head towards the next election cycle. In 2003, on large animals, primarily horses. The session Hickenlooper won the race for mayor of Denver starts at 9 a.m. and will last about two hours. We and overhauled the city’s financial system, created will meet at the main building; come dressed to the city’s first chief financial officer and work (pants, closed toed shoes). To learn more, streamlined many city services. visit http://www.hahs.org. This event is free, no He was elected Governor in 2010 with an aim to transportation is provided. make Colorado the best place for entrepreneurs to Riding Lessons, Fox Meadow Farms, Naperville IL grow jobs. He promised a balanced budget plan Has learning to ride a horse been on your “bucket without raising taxes and a regulatory philosophy list?” Fox Meadow Farms will host a series of weekly that would support economic development while one hour, adult group lessons, beginning Sunday, maintaining the highest environmental standards. November 3. This clinic is designed for adults who Gov. Hickenlooper is a self-described “recovering have been out of the saddle and wish to reestablish geologist now on loan to public service.” their skills, or who are new to the world of riding. Plated breakfast at 7:30 a.m., remarks at 8 a.m. Formal riding attire is not required, all tack and followed by q&a. helmets (if necessary) will be provided by Fox Reservations: . .312.696.2209; [email protected] Meadow...... website under Club calendar Transportation is not provided. Space is limited, Price ...... $19.50+grat+tax and this event will sell out. (Sign up by October 21.) Lesson price: ...... $50 per week 10pin Bowling Members will be billed weekly and can opt-out Let’s go bowling – The for a week in the series. Club is having a bowling Equestrian event reservations can be made on the event for Club members and Club calendar at the website, or [email protected]. guests. Join fellow members at 10pin Bowling Lounge, 330 N. State, on Wednesday, October Writing Society 23, at 6 p.m., for an evening of fun with friends Fiction writing on the lanes. Over 90 million people worldwide projects are being enjoy the sport of bowling; let’s join them. planned and new Food and drink is à la carte. members are welcome at Reservations: . .312.696.2209; [email protected] meetings each fourth Monday at 6 p.m. Info: Price: $35 including shoes and up to two hours bowling [email protected]. Mahjong Group Mahjong, a game that originated in China, is Book Club commonly played by four players with a set of 144 The next Book Club meeting tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols. is on Monday, October 21, at Similar to the Western card game rummy, mahjong 6 p.m., to discuss Crime and is a game of skill, strategy and calculation and Punishment, by Fyodor involves a certain degree of chance. Dostoyevsky. November 11: Interested in playing in a group setting? Please Unbroken, Lauren Hillenbrand. contact Sarah at [email protected] and indicate your Food and beverage à la carte. time of day and day of week preference to play. No reservations required.

9 Speaking Society The Business Are You a Bore ... or ... Do You FEEL Bored at Networking Society will Parties? Speaking Society can help you dodge both meet on Thursday, sides of the boredom bullet. October 17. This semi- Ready or not, the holiday season’s arrival means structured event is a terrific way to meet other events that come with lots of opportunities for members and learn more about each other’s work. cocktail-party chatter. This year, consider elevating Continental breakfast and informal networking those exchanges to cocktail-party storytelling and from 7:30 – 7:45 a.m.; program from 7:45 – 8:45 learn new tips to help you sound festive and a.m., followed by informal networking til 9 a.m. friendly, not frightening or forgettable. All are welcome. Many speakers under-plan and over-deliver at Reservations by Oct. 15: [email protected] or website holiday parties, especially if they've been over- under Club calendar served. On Thursday, October 24, we'll cover Price: ...... $15+grat+tax cocktail-party traps and how to navigate around History Discussion Group them. How to: make a thoughtful entrance and a The History Discussion Group meets on graceful exit, extricate yourself from a conversation Tuesday, October 15, at 11:30 a.m., over lunch. and "work a room" in a way that serves the entire For more information, contact Sarah at gathering. In our collaborative, laboratory format, [email protected],312.696.2209 or the website under we'll help assess your Party Personality, then Club calendar. participants will guide each other from wallflower Price: ...... $15+grat+tax to sparkling conversationalist. We'll help each other identify which 2013 stories to tell when someone Women’s Group asks, "So, what have you been up to this year?" Members interested in planning upcoming Join us, and brace yourself for the holiday speaking women’s events (speakers, fashion shows, etc.) are season ahead. invited to meet over drinks on second Tuesdays, at Reception at 5:30 p.m.; program at 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Food and beverage à la carte. No Reservations ... 312.696.2208; [email protected] reservations required.

Dive Society Open House and Refresher Course Euchre Society Join Dive Society members on Monday, Join fellow members in this fun card game October 21, from 5:30 to 9 p.m., at an open Tuesdays at 5:45 p.m. Food and drink à la carte. house to learn about the March trip and the Contact member David Donaldson at 312.342.4379 or diving certification course. See photos of Sarah at [email protected]. previous trips and test your dive equipment at no Wing & Clay Society charge. The refresher course will be held from 7 to Counter-Insurgency, Afghanistan and the Future 9 p.m. by a certified Dive Master. Fee is $75. You Lt. Col. Ben Connable will talk about his must register in advance. experiences in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and the work he has done for Garden Society Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), at Gardener Joanne Greene, (Chicago a lunch at the Club on Tuesday, October 29, at Magazine’s Best Window Box Designer) returns 12 p.m. He will tailor his presentation to discuss to the Club on Tuesday, October 8, at 12 p.m., to talk about Imagining and Devising the Ideal the challenges of aiding the rebels in Syria and the Autumnal Container. Joanne will bring ideas and consequences of such support. Ben Connable is an samples of harvest season plant materials and International Policy Analyst at RAND where he containers. conducts research on intelligence, Middle East and Reservations: . . 312.696.2220; [email protected] irregular warfare issues. He is a retired Marine Price: ...... $15+grat+tax Corps intelligence officer and Middle East foreign Save the date: Our annual Container and area officer. Tabletop Design Class with Steven Bacigalupo Reservations: 312.696.2222; [email protected] takes place on Thursday, November 7, at 12 p.m. Price: ...... $18+grat+tax 10 F AMILY F UN Reservations: 312.696.2209; [email protected] or online under Club calendar. Children’s Etiquette Class NEW BOOKS The Etiquette School of Chicago returns to the Club on Sunday, October 20, from 12:30 to for the library 2:15 p.m. (The October 6 class is sold out.) This instructional lunch is perfect for ages 7 to 12 and F ICTION covers dining etiquette, table manners and age Atwood, Margaret...... MaddAddam appropriate social skills. Price includes four-course Gilbert, Elizabeth...... The Signature of All Things lunch of soup, entrée, salad and dessert with McDermott, Alice...... Someone instructional lead by Mrs. Clayton. Turow, Scott ...... Identical Guests welcome. N ON F ICTION Price: ...... $55+grat+tax Gladwell, Malcolm ...... David and Goliath: Nightmare on Monroe ...... Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants Halloween at the Club this year is a rockin’ Goodwin, Doris Kearns ...... The Bully Pulpit: disco party and carnival on Sunday, October 27, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Get yourself and those kids in costumes and brace for a menacing Nightmare and the Golden Age of Journalism on Monroe, complete with deejay, dancing, Winchester, Simon...... The Men Who Made America spooktacular indoor carnival games, inflatables, prizes, really scary junk food and some big, big fun. Live entertainment will feature face painters, H APPY A NNIVERSARY balloonists and ghost only knows what else. Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 The Club would like to thank the following Adults: ...... $28+grat+tax members, who are celebrating their anniversary Children under 12: ...... $20+grat+tax this month, for their many years of membership. Cameron S. Avery ...... 50 Years Family Holiday Portraits Robert G. Schloerb ...... 50 Years Professional photographer Ron Gould will take a Henry T. Chandler ...... 45 Years limited number of family portraits, using the Library Gerald D. Skoning ...... 35 Years fireplace as a backdrop, on Saturday, November 2, Richard W. Cusack ...... 35 Years from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Digital images will be available Robert J. Merkle, Jr...... 30 Years on a CD one week later. Reservations in 30-minute Theodore W. Eller ...... 30 Years timeslots; $125 per family. John R. Watts ...... 25 Years CSO, Family Matinee “Mother Goose” James A. Spizzo ...... 25 Years Marjorie J. MacLean ...... 25 Years The Chicago Symphony Orchestra brings classic children’s stories and songs to life in this program on Saturday, November 16, at 11 a.m. Perfect for P IANO/GUITAR B AR children ages 5 to 9. Ticket: ...... $15 Enjoy live music in the Presidents’ Bar, Thursdays and Fridays, from 5 to 8 p.m. CSO, Once Upon a Symphony “Stone Soup” October 3, jazz and blues guitarist Lance Brown. This program on Saturday November 23, at 11:45 October 4, pianist Erwin Helfer. October 10, Joey a.m., features a small group of musicians and a Edwin, guitar and vocals. October 11, jazz duo with storyteller who create interactive experiences that Zvonimir Tot. October 17, multi-instrumented introduce children ages 3 to 5 to the world of musician Scott Nev. October 18, pianist Jeff Manuel. music. Optional pre-concert activities begin 45- October 24, pianist Jeremy Kahn. October 25, pianist minutes prior. Leandro Varady. October 31, pianist Jon Weber. Ticket: ...... $15 No cover, no minimum.

11 C.P.R. TRAINING G ALLERY O PENING Members are encouraged to attend this 90- Meredith Sands received minute interactive educational session with her BFA from the School of Vince Penna of Defib Solutions on Tuesday, the Art Institute of Chicago. November 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. This non- She has been exhibiting with certification course offers an overview of the AHA the Thomas Masters Gallery Cardiac Chain of Survival and Basic Life Support “Structural Rebuild,” since 2011. Mapping the oil on canvas, 37” x 60.” (BLS) skills. Includes recognizing an emergency intangible and the search to hands-only CPR, use of an AED and the relief of recapture innocence lost are central themes in her choking. work. "Her mark makings are definite moves to mark Attire should be comfortable and ladies are off boundaries within the space and to control the recommended to wear pants. Includes a post seeming chaos of the forms. The spontaneity of these instructional reception with beer, wine and cheese. gestures on the canvas imbues these paintings with a Reservations: . .312.696.2209; [email protected] pulse, a vibration. These are works that will always or Club calendar feel like they were just painted.” (Corey Postiglione) Price: ...... $35+grat+tax Meet Meredith Sands at the Artist’s Opening in the Gallery from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 17.

DIVVY BIKES The Club has C OOKIE XCHANGE contracted a corporate E membership with DIVVY bikes. DIVVY is Save the date: Please Chicago's new bike share system with about 300 come to a holiday cookie stations and 4,000 bikes across the city. The exchange on Tuesday, December 3, at 6 p.m. corporate membership allows members and staff Bring three dozen cookies and take home a variety to obtain an individual membership at $65. An for your holiday entertaining or gift giving. All annual membership includes unlimited trips up to cookies should be homemade. If you are too busy 30 minutes. You may take out a bike as many to bake, please come to enjoy some holiday cheer. times as you'd like; the first 30 minutes of every We will have holiday music and light hors deurves ride are included in the membership. and a celebrity guest to taste and give an award to Contact Amy at 312.696.2222 or the best cookie. More info in November 76. [email protected] for the discount code required for establishing your individual membership. O RDER OF THE O WL Congratulations and heartfelt thanks go out to all of you who have sponsored new members. F IGHT N IGHT An extra special thanks to the following, who Fight Night is back. have qualified for Order of the Owl distinctions: When? Thursday and FIRST TIME OWL Friday, January 23 and (sponsoring two new members) 24, with cocktails at Kenneth J. Bauwens 6 p.m, dinner at 7 p.m., and boxing at 8:30 p.m. Michael M. Boland Cancellation policy applies, and a $50 per person Ashley K. Wade non-refundable deposit will be charged on December 27. No one under 21 admitted. LIFETIME OWL Black tie mandatory. (sponsoring four new members) Reservations: ...... 312.696.2297 Tracy K. Healy Price: ...... $150+grat+tax 12 M OTOWN Tickets are available for Motown the Musical, the show that charts Motown founder Berry Gordy. THEATRE AISLE Lunch at 12 p.m., and curtain at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 10. Dinner at 5:30 p.m, and curtain at 7:30 p.m. on Reservations: 312.696.2208 or [email protected]. Wednesday, May 14. Tickets cancelled 30 days or less before performance date Seats, at the Oriental Theatre, are on the main are not refundable. Theater packages require a meal floor. at the Club. Call Room Reservations for special overnight Lunch: ...... à la carte rates: 312.726.2840. Dinner: ...... $45+grat+tax Dinner price for theatre events: $45+grat+tax Saturday ticket: ...... $155 Wednesday ticket: ...... $130 W ICKED Dinner at 5:30 p.m. and tickets at 7:30 p.m. ONCE are available for Wicked on Friday, November Lunch and matinee tickets are available for 29. Curtain at the Oriental Theatre. Once on Saturday, October 26. Once is the winner Ticket: ...... $120 of eight 2012 Tony Awards® including best musical. Lunch à la carte at 12 p.m., curtain at 2 p.m. at the CSO Oriental Theatre. Muti Conducts Verdi’s Macbeth Seats are on the main floor. Riccardo Muti leads the Chicago Symphony Ticket: ...... $100 Orchestra and Chorus in Verdi’s electrifying psychodrama Macbeth on Friday, October 4. L YRIC O PERA Dinner at 5 p.m., curtain at 7 p.m. at the Symphony. Dinner and tickets are available for the following Ticket: ...... $93 operas, with dinner at the Club at 5:30 p.m., and curtain at the Lyric at 7:30 p.m. John Williams Returns Premium, main floor seats. Composer John Williams and violinist Gil • Madama Butterfly, Tuesday, October 15. Shaham join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra • La Traviata, Wednesday, November 20. to perform Williams’ Violin Concerto and • The Barber of Seville, Tuesday, February 18. selections from some of Williams’ film scores, Ticket: ...... $186 on Friday, November 8. Dinner at 6 p.m., concert at 8 p.m. Ticket: ...... $103 J OFFREY B ALLET: N UTCRACKER Welcome Yule! Lunch and/or dinner and Tickets are available for the CSO’s Welcome Nutcracker tickets are Yule! on Friday, December 20, with the available on several dates. Candlelight Buffet at 5 p.m. in Cathedral Hall This sugarplum delight—with Tchaikovsky’s and a 7 p.m. curtain at the Symphony. Seats are unforgettable music, enchanting dancing and lavish in the lower balcony. costumes—is straight out of a child’s dream. Lunch à Holiday Buffet: ...... $65+grat+tax la carte at noon and a 2 p.m. curtain at the Children under 12: ...... $22+grat+tax Auditorium; or dinner at 5 p.m., and curtain at 7 p.m. Ticket: ...... $68 Level 1 orchestra seats. A matinee of Welcome Yule! is available on Friday, December 20, evening Saturday, December 21, with à la carte lunch in Saturday, December 21, matinee the Grill at 1 p.m. and curtain at 3 p.m. Monday, December 23, matinee Seats are in the lower balcony. Friday, December 27, matinee Ticket: ...... $68 Ticket: ...... $104 13 G UEST R OOMS W OMEN, WINE & Want a free night at the S QUASH Club? Pick up a Club Join other women Rewards card at the Front squash players for a Desk to start earning your squash mixer on next free night. Simply Wednesday, October 23, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. stay any 10 nights and earn one free night. Squash play from 5:30 to 7 p.m. followed by wine During this season of Thanksgiving, the Club and food courtside. Open to players of all levels. would like to thank you for all that you do. Offering a reduced rate, beautiful, newly renovated Fee: $25+grat+tax. Squash pro John Flanigan on accommodations and full access to the Club’s hand to coordinate court play. facilities for your guests, what better place to stay? Does your company have a travel program? 2013 GREAT L AKES O PEN What better place to send your guests when Mark your calendars and sign up for the 2013 traveling to Chicago. The Club’s corporate rate Great Lakes Open October 18-20. This is one of program is a wonderful way to not only support the our best annual tournaments of the season with Club, but offer discounted room rates to your local and out of town competition. Sign up with the clients, coworkers and employees. Athletics Department at [email protected] or These rates offer a significant savings that would 312.696.2265. All levels of play are welcome. benefit both the Club and your company. Please contact Maureen at [email protected] for more information. C OURT R ESERVATION Room reservations P OLICY R EMINDERS Phone: 312.726.2840 With the fall season here, our squash courts are Email: [email protected] busier than ever. You can help make sure that courts Groups: Contact Maureen at [email protected] are accessible to as many members as possible by or 312.696.2236. following our court reservation policy found on the Online: www.ucco.com, special code:UCCMBR squash court online system. As a reminder, the crucial rules include: You may only book one court time during a prime time (even if one of those times is a lesson). Please confirm your squash matches with the staff and your opponent promptly. Please be on time for your matches. ATHLETICS/SQUASH Solo practice is not allowed during prime time unless a court is available an hour before the time.

METROSQUASH W INDY C ITY O PEN PRESENTED BY G ROUP X G UGGENHEIM P ARTNERS S AMPLER The glass wall Not sure what group court will be back in exercise classes have to Cathedral Hall offer? Then the Group February 26-March 3. X Sampler is perfect for you. This format will include The tournament four group exercise classes wrapped in one to allow offers top prize those who have never tried a group exercise class a money for men and new experience. Join us on Wednesday, October 2, women and should attract the majority of top ten from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. and/or Thursday, October 3, players in both categories. Look for sponsorship and from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. This is complimentary to all patron information at www.windycityopen.com and members. Please register in advance online on the mark your calendars now. Club calendar on the dates scheduled. 14 D IVE C ERTIFICATION C OURSE NEW CYCLE C ROSS C OMBO Six-week Diving New format for the Certification course Thursday evening class October 31 to December 12 (no class Thanksgiving from 6 to 6:30 p.m. and week); 5:30 to 9 p.m. The certification course 6:30 to 7 p.m.: Road Warrior is being transformed instruction will be lead by certified Dive Master, into Cycle Cross which involves intense bike sprints Myron Siciak. Fee: $325 per person plus $70 for a with intense strength training moves to get you in textbook. You must register in advance online or at both cardiovascular and muscular endurance shape. [email protected]. Routines can be modified for all participants so we No registrations after October 25. encourage all levels to attend. To learn more, contact Nicole at [email protected] or call M ULTI–FIT P LUS 312.696.2292. Want to improve all the components of your athletic abilities? Or just want to get in the best shape T RY I T W EEK and condition of your life and have fun while doing All members are welcome to attend any group it? Then Multi–Fit Plus is an excellent way to ramp exercise class on the schedule during the week of up your fitness endeavors. Multi-Fit plus is designed September 30-October 5. Instructors will be on the to train you not just athletically but functionally. Also lookout for new attendees and will tailor classes as you’ll see changes in muscular and cardiovascular needed. Regular class participants are especially conditioning. The class also trains speed and encouraged to bring new members to classes. This coordination, so there’s an improvement in your is for one week only. You must register by nervous system response. We design our class so that contacting [email protected] or 312.324.5723. you’re engaged and active without being exhausted, Please include what class, date, and time you will but invigorated. You’ll wake up feeling very alive the be in attendance. Enjoy. next day. Currently we have a lower tier class on Wednesday evening at 5:30 p.m. This eight-week specialty class starts October 7. Fee: $75. Call 312.69i6.2265 or [email protected] to register. NEW CORE Give yourself a challenge, give Multi-Fit Plus a try. C ONDITIONING AND B ASIC N EED H ELP A CCOMPLISHING B ARRE C OMBO Y OUR F ITNESS G OAL? Find it hard to fit in an hour-long workout into Schedule your goal setting session today: Spend your lunch hour? We have the perfect solution for 30 minutes with a certified Club personal trainer to you. Try the new Monday lunch time class which create meaningful health and fitness goals to make offers two 30-minute classes. The first session, from most of your time and efforts. $25 session fee and 12:30 to 1 p.m., is a Core Conditioning class, appointments can be made by contacting the designed to work your core, back and stabilizer Fitness Team at 312.696.2292. muscles to give you a strong mid section. The second class, Basic Barre, is from 1 to 1:30 p.m. ITNESS F 101 This total body workout combines both upper and Are you new to exercise or new to the Club? lower body exercises using your body weight, light Don’t let the computerized equipment and shiny weights and the ballet bar for stretching and deep weights intimidate you! At the end of this 15 core exercises. This class will sculpt your body like minute complimentary session you will know how no other workout. Be prepared to develop lean to safely and effectively use key pieces of cardio strong muscles. To learn more about our Group and strength training equipment. Call 312.696.2292 Exercise classes, contact [email protected] or to schedule an appointment. 312.696.2292.

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6 The 76 is a publication of the Special Events Department

OCTOBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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1 2 3 4 5 Spain cedes Louisiana Peanuts by Charles M. Storm Kings book Piano Bar, Erwin Casual breakfast and to France, 1800. Schulz first published, lunch, 12 p.m. Helfer, 5 p.m. Bagels & Benedict 1950. Brunch. Euchre, 5:45 p.m. Guitar Bar, Lance CSO dinner/ Brown duo, 5 p.m. Muti/MacBeth, 5 p.m. Writing Class, 9 a.m. Cocktails, 3 to 8 p.m. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Children’s Restaurant Week, Garden lunch, 12 p.m. Civic Affairs Thank You For Your Guitar Bar: Zvonimir Casual breakfast and Etiquette, Cathedral Hall. Women’s Group, breakfast with Charles Service book lunch, Tot, 5 p.m. Bagels & Benedict 12:30 p.m. Monday Night 5:30 p.m. Evans, 7:30 a.m. 12 p.m. Brunch. Football, 7:40 p.m. Cabaret Night/Beatles, Bridge, 6 p.m. Bridge, 1:30 p.m. Writing Class, 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Photography Society, Guitar Bar, Joey Cocktails, 3 to 8 p.m. Euchre, 5:45 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Edwin. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Chicago Columbus Day. History Society, Chicago’s Historic Hyde Business Networking, Simon Winchester/ Casual breakfast and 11:30 a.m. Park book lunch, 7:30 a.m. United States book Bagels & Benedict Marathon. Monday Night 12 p.m. lunch, 12 p.m. Brunch. Football, 7:40 p.m. Miss Manners book Gov. Hickenlooper lunch, 12 p.m. breakfast, 7:30 a.m. Piano Bar, Jeff Writing Class, 9 a.m. Madama Butterfly Gallery, 5:30 p.m. Manuel, 5 p.m. Cocktails, 3 to 8 p.m. dinner/opera, Piano Bar, Scott Nev, 5:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Euchre, 5:45 p.m. House Band, 7:30 p.m. 20 22 22 23 24 25 26 Children’s Chris Jones book Euchre, 5:45 p.m. Women, Wine & Investment lunch, Piano Bar, Leandro Casual breakfast and Etiquette, lunch, 12 p.,m. Squash, 5:30 p.m. 12 p.m. Varady, 5 p.m. Bagels & Benedict 12:30 p.m. Dive Society, 10pin Bowling, 6 p.m. Piano Bar, Jeremy Brunch. Kahn, 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Bridge, 6 to 9 p.m. Once lunch and Monday Night Speaking Society, matinee, 12 p.m. Football, 7:40 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Cocktails, 3 to 8 p.m. Book Club, 6 p.m.

27 28 29 30 31 Children’s Writing Society, 6 p.m. Euchre, 5:45 p.m. Helena, MT, is founded, Piano Bar, Halloween, Monday Night 1864. Jon Weber, 5 p.m. 11 a.m. Counterinsurgency Football, 7:40 p.m. lunch, 12 p.m. upcoming november events

1 Cabaret Night Tribute to Peggy Lee 13 Civic Affairs: General John Borling 22 Champagne Tasting 4 Bears Monday Night Football 14 Gallery Opening 25 JFK book lunch

11 Cabaret Night/Legacy Girls/Veterans’ Day Tribute 15 Warren Commission book lunch 28 Thanksgiving Buffet